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MDCAT Practice English Reading and Thinking MCQs Test 6
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MDCAT Practice English Reading and Thinking MCQs Test 6

Practice MDCAT 2026 Practice Test English MCQs from Reading and Thinking. Get instant results with Explanation.
Practice Quiz 6 for "Reading and Thinking" (English). Total 100 MCQs available, split into 10 quizzes. Challenge yourself with advanced application-based questions. These concepts are fundamental for MDCAT and frequently appear in the exam.
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1. The passage describes: "The teacher, Ms. Johnson, was known for her patience. She never ignored a student's question and would explain concepts in multiple ways until everyone understood." What does this reveal about Ms. Johnson?
2. Choose the synonym for "exhausted" in: "After working non-stop for twelve hours, she was completely exhausted."
3. What does "contradict" mean in: "The new evidence seems to contradict the earlier theory."
4. What is the meaning of "espouse" in: "The activist was known to espouse the cause of environmental justice."
5. Choose the synonym for "obstinate" in: "He was so obstinate that he refused to budge even when presented with clear evidence."
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6. What does "fleeting" mean in: "The feeling of joy was fleeting, gone almost as soon as it appeared."
7. What is the meaning of "cogent" in: "The lawyer presented a cogent argument that convinced the jury."
8. Choose the synonym for "exuberant" in: "The exuberant crowd cheered as the team scored the winning goal."
9. What does "obsolete" mean in: "With the arrival of smartphones, the old flip phone became obsolete."
10. What does "reluctant" mean in: "The student was reluctant to take the exam, but his parents insisted."

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Conducting Body: PM&DC through Provincial Universities
Frequency: Annual | Time: 180 Minutes
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